wonky

adjective
UK /ˈwɒŋ.ki/
US /ˈwɑːŋ.ki/

Something that is wonky is not straight or steady and wobbles a bit.

The old wooden table is wonky and wobbles when you lean on it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Not working properly or behaving strangely, especially a machine or system.

The internet has been wonky all morning, so my video calls keep freezing.

3. Silly, odd, or slightly crazy in an amusing way.

He told a wonky story about a cat that could juggle.

4. Incorrect or unreliable, especially information or reasoning.

The numbers in the report looked wonky, so we checked them again.